Dutch Ovens

A Dutch Oven, sometimes referred to as a French Oven, is a large round or oval pot with a tight fitting lid that seals in moisture to produce tender meat dishes and flavorful soups and stews.

Traditionally made of cast iron, the pot can also be made from other metals (including anodized aluminum, copper and stainless steel) or flame-safe ceramic and is suitable for both stovetop and oven use. A cast iron Dutch Oven distributes heat evenly and offers superior heat retention, making it ideal for cooking at very low temperatures for extended periods of time.

Most frequently used for braising and stewing, this indispensable piece of cookware can also be used for sauteing, steaming, deep frying and baking.